Copyright [noun]
Definition of Copyright:
something held, owned exclusively
Sentence/Example of Copyright:
Research has indicated the copyright on this book was not renewed.
Also for copyright privileges in connection with this and other chapters.
When copyright laws are made—by elected officials, acting for the public good—they always safeguard this right.
Also, he made him two propositions: he would pay him ten thousand dollars cash for his copyright, or he would pay five per cent.
About this time began Mark Twain's long and active interest in copyright.
He would then accompany his little family home, and return at once to continue the lecture series and protect his copyright.
The Company of Stationers records and grants all copyright privileges in England.
He began a determined crusade for international copyright laws.
His paper on "Universal Suffrage" had sounded a first note, and his copyright petitions were of the same spirit.
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